Orders -- No. 113 -- Monday, November 18, 2002 -- 2 p.m.

2002 Legislative Session: 3rd Session, 37th Parliament

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ORDERS OF THE DAY -- Continued
No. 113 -- Monday, November 18, 2002 -- 2 p.m.

Schedule C

PUBLIC WRITTEN QUESTIONS


Date entered on Order Paper: November 4, 2002

12 Gary Coons, President, Prince Rupert Teachers' Union, to ask the Hon. the Minister of Finance, regarding the Minister's responsibility for taxation, the following question:--: When will the Minister announce that the $20 million raised by the 2% school tax increase be put into education and not remain in general revenues?

15 Barry J. Janyk, Mayor, Town of Gibsons, to ask the Hon. the Minister of Transportation, regarding the Minister's responsibility for BC Ferries, the following question:--: With regard to the Integrated Transportation Study, is BC Ferries part of the study and, if so, will the issues of ticketing, transfers and discounts be reviewed?

Date entered on Order Paper: November 18, 2002

16 Gary Coons, President, Prince Rupert Teachers' Union, to ask the Hon. the Minister of Education, regarding the Minister's responsibility for class sizes and averages, the following question:--: Prince Rupert District has an aggregate average of over 22.79 for grades 4-12. This includes the village schools. In town, the grades 4-7 is over 27 with no regards for students with special needs. The grades 1-3 is 21.73 (over the legislation). Will the minister consider rural make-up in the averages, so in-town classes are educationally sound?

17 Margaret Robb, Community Partner Member, Regional Child Care Council of Capital Regional District, to ask the Hon. the Minister of Human Resources, regarding the Minister's responsibility for Child Care Subsidy (Medical), the following question:--: Since April 2002, over 100 single parents have been denied access to child care subsidy because of the parent's medical issues. One example is a single parent who was not able to afford child care while attending cancer treatments. Why is a single parent who is undergoing medical treatment deemed not able to have medical child care?

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